The House at the End of Time

2014 • 100 minutes

About this movie

Thirty years ago, young mother Dulce was accused of murdering her husband and two children in their home. Despite her pleas that a malevolent force in the house was responsible for the killings, Dulce was sentenced to the maximum penalty of imprisonment for a crime she ultimately did not commit. Now, as part of her sentence, Dulce is sent back to her old home and the scene of the crime under house arrest, where she’s forced to confront the horrifying memory of what happened there. But this time around she’s determined to unravel the mystery that has haunted her so for long, and with the help of a local priest, give both her loved ones’ and her own spirits their much-needed peace. Filled with suspense from beginning to end, THE HOUSE AT THE END OF TIME is a gripping thriller about the demons that follow us and the power we have to vanquish them.

Ratings and reviews

I'm not going to give any spoilers, but it does have scares in it - to make you jump. But it's a well-thought out 'mystery' with scare elements in it and a supernatural sort of plot.

No spoilers here, but the movie is more of a thriller than a horror movie. I enjoyed it, though. It maintains interest, has some suspenseful and tense moments, and delivers an adequate ending that ties things together well enough. I would have enjoyed more background into the house and former occupants, but it still worked. Not phenomenal, but solid and worth a look.

Not your typical horror movie. It's a human drama with some scary bits and an interesting twist.